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Proceedings in Common . Connell.
MoSDAT ’ Augnat 261185 ?‘
Members present, Messrs., Cordell, Cunning
bam, Friend, Garrison, Gribben, Holstein, Kaye,
j Lotvry.. M’Cartney, M’Farland, Pollock, Reis,
{yH.'tfPi Riddle, A. Scott, T. Scott, Tindlo, WiUock,
ishir*er 5; Tonng, and President M’Knigbt.
-\ '.’-if -Vj The minutes of last meeting read and ap
proved. . -
' V<.’C‘~°!-’ ! .!lEf;.i:•'l-I'x'>-.'7 Mr., Lowry presented a petition for .water
f f -■ • : 'ts' - - i ; pipes on Peach alley. Read and referred to
|Water Committee.
*• Also, a bill of Dr. A. G. M’Candless, $B6, for
% • ‘-'f,-i‘r J-W J professional services to John Jones, watchman.
3fe-^S':i;r J .-.'-Vr- L o 4"> ’>■ ' Read and reforrcd to Committee on Police.
; ’ The President read a communication from the
I^.‘ t ’ t fc- r 7'-7- f -"- /f ' 'ffJLr',V :f ?-T. : v?‘; iV f Burgess of Lawrenceville relative to the exten
:., >' aion of the water pipesinto that Borough. Read
Jffrt «t-Vc< '>fr’vi^VfV^ , 7T. , Sjt5 t *t.V'‘r %-v-jf.ivffi, and referted to Water Committee.
'£Xi-t &£'£,%*' «i' i Also, a communication from fhe Treasurer of
s' V r ; r-.- Pittsburgh Gas Company, informing the Com
l mon Council of the expiation of the term for
which Jos. Pennock had been elected.
S- iL&tPvtgpr.'-, ~ ‘■■iA- i - -?.*"■ Sv-‘ ■sire•iS; ! On motion, Conned proceeded to an election
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’••»'• ’ presented a report. from:thespeoial _-5 — „ —— _ .
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4>?S5 as to theextensionof the Ohio^d
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
.... .fnllntririg p-pntlemeii aro a commit-
to tie
- PiHßhnrpVi tinrl fitonTumrille Bailro&dCompany-
Chaa. H. Paulson, Edward Gregg,
E. M. Biddlo, J. M. Pennock,
• Wade Hampton; Geo- Darsie,
E. M. Stanton, Wm. M. Lyon,
Leoky Harper, - Jno. Small,
Joseph Pcnnock, Eph. Jones, ,
. J. McD. Crossan,,. , Jno. Smithsey,
• Wm. M. Hersh,- Jas. Trunick,
Jno. A. 'Wilson, (is; Wm. Patton,
NathL Holmes, .. Wm. Espy,
Jno. Birmingham, Barnes Sot^x,
Jaa. H. Sewell, Wm. NUon,
Eohert Bruce, Th°?-
B. F. Jones, Lewis Hutchison.
Geo. E. Arnold,- ...... ■ .. ■ ... ■
Proceeding® luSeleCtComicil.
• [ornciAS.]' -.-••••
• Monpay August, 25, 1851.
Counoil'' met: {Present;. • Messrs. Bruco, Ed
varus, Gallagher,: Bill, Jones,Kelly, Kent, Kicr,
Kincaid 'Kennedy; Borons; Morrow, and Brest-1
dent Murray.
-The minutes -of: the , laßt meeting were read
-and approved.-
The’President read a, communication from the
President of the Board of Trustees of :the: Pitts
burgh-Gas-Company; stating thattheterm of
S. W. Caskey as a member of said Board, eleo
ted by Select Council, had expired.
, And on motion Council,.proceeded to tho elec
tion of-a-person to fill said vacanoy.
Mr. Kennedy nominated Mr. Bruce j Mr. Gal
lagher nominated Mr. Jones. And on jnotion
the nominations wereclosed: and tho President
appointing Messrs. Morrow and Edwards tollers.
And’'the result of-the balloting was as fol
lows:
- - For Mr. Bruce.... ....7 votes. :
For Mr. Jones 0 votes. -
And Mr.-Bruce having received a majority of
the votes oast, was deolared to bo .duly eleoted
; • ono of the Trustees of the Pittsburgh Gas Oom
. pony for the ensuing threo yearß.
: Sir. Kelley presented a petition for. appropri
ation of $200.t0 Good Intent Fire Co. Bead,
- and referred to com. on engines , and hose.
Action concurred in by C. C.
Mr. Bruce presented a communication from
the Firemens Association, recommending a grant
of hose to oertaimfire-companies, vis: Eagle,
600 feet; Neptune, 800; Vigilant, 800; Niaga
ra, 600; Good Intent, 200; Independence, 400;
Belief, 400;—in all, 8800 feet..
■' Also, one urging the rebuilding -of the Eagle
Engine-House.
. Also, one recommending, an exohange of tho
Dnqueane lot for a lot of J. M’D, Cressan, on
Second near Boss street; Mr. Cressan to pay
. $l5OO therefor. -
Which were severally read, and being under
consideration,,.
Mr, Gallagher presented a petition from the
■ officers of the Dnquesne Co., and of oitiienßof
tho Seeoml'Ward, praying that the exehange
; aforesaid be^made.
■ The said communication and petition, relative
to the Dnqnesne lot, were read and referred to
the com.-on city property, with instructions to
‘ report ut the next meeting of Councils. Action
concurred in by C. C.
Tho other two communications were read and
referred to thecomaonengines and hose._
Mr. Gallagher, in .place, -read an ordinance
entitled “An ordinance repeating‘An ordinance
■ for the erection of Market Housesand gave
- -notice that he should ask the passage thereof at
- the next meeting; and on his motion the same
was laid over as on second reading.
Mr. Brace prosented-an ordinance drafted by
the Mayor, relativo to ■ wagons, omnibuses and
other vehicles, which was read twice, and on
motion of Mr. Kent, referred to the com. on or
dinances, in conjunction with the com. on streets. |
Tho President read a communication from the i
■ ■ Mayor, stating that appropriations No. 8, pub
. die printing, and No. 10, sanitary purposes, have
been exhausted- Referred to com. on finance.
Also,- a communication from the same, exhib
iting tho amount of bonds or certificates of loan
(§160,000) issued since 17th January last.
The resolution relativo to water pipes on
Crawford street was taken up.
Mr. Bruce moved to amend tho resolution so
as to read as follows:
Resolved, That tho water committee be and
-- they are hereby instructed and directed to have
the water pipes laid on Crawford street, from
■ Bedford street to • the Western end of Ward's
Bow. ■
Which tootion provailed.
And the resolution so amended, was read a
third time and adopted.
The following .business .from C. C. was then
taken up. j . .. _ _
Beport .of the special committee to confer
with the -President and Directors of. the Pa. B.
B. Co In C. C., road and accepted.
Beport of the special committee to confer
with ■ the President and Directors of tho Ohio
and Pa. B. B. Co. In C. C. read and acoeptod,
and the functions of tho com. continued.
■ A communication from tho Burges3 and Town
Council of -the Borough of Lawrencevillo, in re
lation- to extension of water pipes from the city
basin to supply.) said borough. In C. C., read
and referred-to the water com.
ln nil of which action of C.- C., tho S. C oon
. curred.. ■■■• ■ ■.■■■■■ . -
Also, the following resolution in C. C. read
three times and referred to com. on gas lighting:
Retolvedi That the-gas Trustees bo authorised
' to erect a gas lamp on Wylie st. between Feder
al and Washington streets.
.The resolution waa read a first and second
time, and Mr. Bruce moved to amend so as to
make it one in tho middle of each square on the
8. E. side of Wylie street
. Whicbmotion was negatived.
And the action of the C- C. was concurred int
Also, a bill of-Luke’Loomis, of §14,54,.f0r
stationery. In C. C. referred to com. on print
. ing.
- Alan, a.petition for water pipe on Peach alloy.
In C C: rood and referred to com: on city print-
Also, a bill of Dr. McCandlcss, $25, for med- ,
leal Berviccs to John Jones, a watchman wound- ,
ed while on duty. In C. C. referred to com. on
police.
Also, a report of the water com. on the reso
lution committed to them in relation to school
and poor tax in 6th ward, asking the reference
thereof to com. on city property. In C. C. re
ferred accordingly. .
Also, a report of com. on Allegheny wharf,
with accompanying resolution. In C. C. report
read and and accepted, and resolution read
three times and adopted, viz :
... .Rejoiced, That the sum of $3OO be and is
hereby added to appropriation No. 13.
Communication-of Firemen’s Association in
relation to grant of hose: In S. C. referred to
com. on engines-and hose. In C. C. reference
concurred in, and - that the com. take into con
sideration the propriety of giving 600 feet to
the Fainnount Co. ■ ■ ■ I
• In all of_which action of C. C. the S. C. con- I
onrred. - _
The resolution relative to the assessment or j
business tax—upon the disoordance of aotion
wherein, the S. C. appointed a com. of oonfer-1
ence,' Messrs.; Morrow and Bruce.. In C. C. |
Messrs. Willock and Gribben appointed on said
committee. Beport of committee made to O.
/ C., agreeing to refer to a special committee of
three, one from S. C. and two from C. C. InC.
0. report accepted, - and Messrs. Willook end
Gribben appointed on part of C. C. In which
action of C. C; the S. C. : concurred, and air.
Kier appointed on part of S. C.
And the Council adjourned.
the Penn. Railroad Company relative to the lay.
ing of a doable track onLiberty.street. Report
read and accepted. : ...
Mr. Thos. Gcorr—The following resolution,
•vizi
•Saotved, That the Ga 3 trustees be authorized
to erect a gas lamp on Wylie street, between
Federal and Chatham streets, also one between
Federal and Washington streets. Read and re- 1
ferred to Com. on Gas lighting.
■ Mr. WmoaK—A report from the Com. on
Allegheny-Wharf, with the.accompanying reso
lution, viz: ;
Rtxoltci, That the sum of $BOO be and is
hereby added to appropriation No. 13.
Mr. Cordell—A bill of lake Loomis, Agt.,
$14.24, for: stationery. Referred to Com. on
City Printing.
The. Clerk of the 8. C. communicated the
resolution heretofore before Councils relative to
the assessment of business tax. In S. C. for
mer action of C. C. non-conourrcd in, and a
i oommittee of conference - appointed, Messrs.
Morrow and Bruce on part of S. -C. Action or
8. C. concurred in, and Messrs. Gribbon and
Willook on part of C. C. The oommittee re
ported their agreement to refer the resolution to
a special com., which was accepted, and Messrs.
Willock and Gribben appointed on part of C. C.
Also, o’ communication from tho Firemen b
Association, recommending the appropriation of
the following hose, viz: Eagle 600 feet, Neptune
800 feet, Vigilant 800, Niagara 600, Good Intent
200, Independent 400, and Relief 400. In 8. C.
read and referred to Com. on Fire Engines, So.
On motion of Mr. A. Boott the reference was
concurred in, and the committee also instructed
to take into "consideration tho propriety of ap
propriating 600 feet to the Fairmount Fire Co.
Also, a petition firom Duquesne Fire Compa
ny, asking for a change of location to Second
afreet, near Ross. In 8. C. read and referred to
Com. on City Property, with, instructions to re
port at next meeting of Councils.
Also, a resolution for laying water pipes on
I Morris street In 8. C. read throe times and
adopted.
Also, petition for appropriation to Good In
tent Fire Co. In 8. 0. read and referred to
Com. on Engines, &c.
In all which action of S. C. the C. C. concur
red- On motion, adjourned.
Allegheny Bridge Ccue.—lira Jury, after an
absence of some thirty hours, made the follow
ing return:
Tho Jury, to wbota are submitted for finding
the issues of fact joined in this case, do find
each separate issue of foot os follows:
1. Whether tho defondants did, by special re
solution, prohibit James Todd and his family
from crossing and reorossing tho bridge at tho
yearly rates prescribed by the bye-laws of the
corporation.
1. This we do find in the affirmative, and so
i say wo nil.
I 2. Whothor defendants did, every third year,
make snoh returns as they were required to
make.
2. This wo do find in tho negative, and so we
say all.
8. Whether tho profits and income, after de
cennial period, did bear a dividend of more than
fifteen per cent, per annum net annual profit, or
would have borne suoh dividend if the charter
rates had not been reduced.
8. This we do find in the affirmative, and so
we say all.
4. Whether the defendants vested tbo excess
of clear profits over fifteen per cent, in Bridge
Stock and other productive funds.
4, This wo do find in the affirmative, and so
we say all.
6. Whether the tolls over and above what de
fendants were authorized to recoivo and retain
for the uso of the stockholders, (and which
might have been received,) would, at a fair ap
praisement, been sufficient to pay for and re
deem tho bridge, and pay the stockholders the
appraised value of profits for the residue of tho
term of forty years.
6 This we do find in the negative, and so wc
say all.
6. Whether the defendants did appropriate
the tolls to tho payment of individual indebted
ness of tho stockholders.
C. This we do find in tho negative, and so we
'say aIL . ...
7. And if any of the violations sot forth in tho
suggestion of the plaintiff were committed, then
which of them were committed within thirty
years before the filtag of tho suggestion, and
which of them were not.
7. This we do find in the affirmative, and so
we say all.
Cuban Sympathy. —This evening, at Wilkins
Hail, there will be a mass meeting for the pur
pose of taking into consideration tho late pro
ceedings in Cuba—to express sympathy for the
fallen brave who were butchered in tho streets
at Havana, and indignation against tho course
adopted by the Spanish authorities in boarding
an American mail ship, and otherwise insulting
tho American flag.
Col. Black, W. W. Dallas and other eloquent
speakers will address the meeting.
Look Out.~ The vault under tho pavement at
the corner of Cherry alley, on Fourth street,
t.nq partially caved in, and is at presont in a
very fit condition for some ono to havo their
limbs broken by foiling into k it. It is a matter
that requires tho immediate attention of tho
Street Commissioners, and we hope that it will
receive it.
A horse attached to ono of Mr. Ogden’s
pop-wagons, ran away tho ovenmg before lost,
on Chestnut street. Tho wagon ran into and
smashed Sami. Forgeus’ window, and severely
hurt his little danghter, who was standing in
the shop at the time.
Thero has been, for a few days past, a
man in a tittle buggy, drawn by two dogs, going
through our streets bogging. Ho sits in his
buggy, and presents his chanty box to the spec
tators.
jgy* Our readers will not forgot the sale of
detached goods at MoCartney’s Auction house
this morning at 10 o’clock. We understand
there is quite a large assortment, and will be
put up in quantities to suit purchasers.
)wsg»» The house of Col. Duff in Allegheny
city was entered burglariously on Tuesday night
and $25 stolen from his pockets.
Mr. Mooris’ house was also entered tho same
night and $15,00 taken from his pockets.
KOlei.— Tho Coroner, yesterday, hold on in
quest on the body of John Ferguson, a work
man at Wood’B rolling mill at Saw Mill run, who
was crushed to death by being caught between
the rolls.
' Jdgy* A carriage belonging to Mr. Kells broke
down on Fifth street yesterday. No other dam
age done.
jjgp A colored man near Perry sville. on Mon
day afternoon hod his leg tom off and was oth
wise mangled with a threshing machine whioh
he was attending.
lunacy ease, in which the sanity of
I. Gregg iB being tested, is still progressing. It
will probably occupy several days, and appears
to excite a good deal of interest, from tho num
ber of spectators present.
Bailed. —Jas Downing, who was committed a
short time since on a charge of arson, was yes
terdey released on bail* He had two sureties,
each in the sum of $l6OO.
B©, Thero were eight ordinary oases before
bis Honor, yesterday morning, whioh were dis
posed of as usual.
nay. Henry D. O’Boilly our talented and humo
rousyoung Irish friend is in the city, and gives
one of his Irish Evenings, in Now Brighton next
Friday night. The citizens will have a rare treat
in listening to this eloquent and amusing de
lineator of Irish character and Irish eecontnoi
ties. His course of lectures here was a com-1
plete triumph, and the applause he received
I must have been a souroe of no little g«tific£
tiontohim. He will make his appearance in
I Quincy Hall in Allegheny city in the course or
I next week* - .-=. -• ■■■ ■
DolP* BXereluuftt’s College* • - ■ • . * I
NS. Comer of Martel and Third ilreeuw— Establish- I
• ed In 1840 The only Commercial College lo- ine 1
Slate incorporated by Legislative charter* I
- No systems of Bookkeeping yet published* have gite* l l
such a comprehensive and - practical knowledge of this I
science, as Du(Pb Mercantile and Steamboa.t Bookkeep- I
ing- Those works have appended to th<nr pages the I
most emphatic recommendations from the highest sour-1
ccs in the mercantile world, and the author of such 1
works mast possess many obvious advantages over
i common teachers.
i Mr: Williams* success as a teacher of Penmanship
witl be best known by inspecting samples of the im
provement of his. pupils, and, also, from the fact that j
several of-his present pupils attempted to loam penman- 1
ship with a teacher who professed to ** remove ail cramps
I in /iwimow.” - '
I Mr. Hatch lectures on Law every Saturday evening
I at ? o’clock. Class Room is open day and evening.
I [iy Call and, get a Ciroalar. Xeu^d&w
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AUCTIONEERS ANB COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
'• 01 »*!!» STREET,ST* tOUTS r MISSOURI. .
HAVING been engaged. In the nbovc business for die
lact six yenrejin ibis city, so
licit consignments of Goods, to be sold in this mnrkei,
either for Auction or private «iUe—particularly: Glass
ware. Hardware and Dry Goods; and will make.liberal,
advances on all kinds of Goods .consigned Mb tor »ule
e Will refer lo'Messrs. Ilewett, Roe A Co.,E. R. Vio-,
let Wn D Wood A Co., John J. Anderson * Co.* R. H.
Stone, Sqaire & Reed, Brownlee, Homer A Co., Larkirt
Deaver Saint Louis; Butler A Brothers, Cincinnati;
George ATLnlnrPWßburgh. [maittfey
Auction -Cord*:. ,
I*HE undersigned, after an interval of .four years, Ims
Danin resumed business. Having complied with
the requisitions of the law regulating bales at Auction,
and having procured a first class License as Auctioneer
lor the City of Fittsbargb, he offers his services as such
to his friends and the public generally. With an expe
rieuce of nearly thirty years in this line of business, he
hazards nothing unsaying that he will be enabled to give
entire satisfaction to all ihosfc.who may feel disposed to
patronize him. .1 P. McKENNA, Auctioneer.
Refers to the principal City Merchants. J>9
(Jour- of Com., N Bulletin and Pennsylvanian.
Phiiada; American and Republican, Balt., copy Iwand
charge this office.) :• • . =
w7&* Ol’UAUThttki Aacttoneer, :
KCOND HAND BUGGY at Auction.—Will be sold
on Thursday next; August vBth, at M’Cartney’s Auc
tion Aou»-e, at 51 o’clock fn the afternoon, one second
hand Buggy, nearly lie w, wtth Iron axlo and leather (op,
buiU from eastern wood.
au «jo \V. G. M’OARTNEY, Auct’r.
DETACHED SAbEOF DHY GOODS BY CATA
LOGUE, at AtcnoN.—Will be .old on Wednesday
nest, AugustlSth,at 10 o’clock m (bo loreuoon, ol M’-1
Carlney’s Auction House,by virtue el u foroivn much-1
muni, n large lot of Dry G'oods, comprising a general ns
sortition of almost overy article in bat line of business,
nmoiw which may be mentioned, in par I
Cloths-Frcnch, English end American Cloth., various |
colors andquiiliuea Cnsaimeres—hrencli and English
Doeskin ana PlainCaSsimotos. Mso-cassmoris, jeans,
plaids, tweeds, canton flannels, printed flannels, ulpao
cus. ol different colors jrurumelia cloths,mousde nines,
raskmerev, carabrto muslin, bleached -muslin, bro .n
muslin, striped shilling, bed tiding, fancy prints,mug
h »ms, linen coating, worsted largo gambroon, Irish lmr_n,
■ men enmono ban,-kerchiefs, Bilkpockelhaiidketchifs.
cravats, bluok Italian cravats, silk nook ms, brown Hol
land linen table cloths, collon 1 hose, a large assor.ment
or fiuo shins, faoey rollered do, nil wooflorg shawls,
fancy silk scarfs, cashmere do,emt)roidrredshawls,lied
quilts, together with n largo assortment of o her Dry
DressSilks—A large lotof Ladics’DrcssSilks,assorted
color#,qualities,Ac. . *.-«**«•„. *%(
The ohove. compel* ug »n pari a large nvortirieiii of
Dry Good*, (token apl»y virtue of a foreign atiaciuneui.)
which were selected lor ibe wesiorn market. Dealers,
Country Merchant*, and par icularly the ItuUe*, are in*
v tedrn auend .he snle. Auct’r.
p. n. DAVIS* Auetionesr.
FAROE SALK OF STO.'KS dt AccT^r— On 'lhurar
a day evening,September 4Tb,niBo clock. at the Com
me'Ciat Sale* Boom, corncrof Wood and Fifth street*,
will be aold for cash-par fuvdc— .. :
i> shares Marine Railway and Pry l>nck Muck;
3G do Brad'O^k 1 * Ficul Plank Rroad do;
5 do Pacific Gold and Quartz Mumti? Compuny
23 do Western Insurance Company Stock;
25 do Ciu*‘lit* do uo do r
IfiO do Avery Copper do «o,
« do Pittsburgh oud Boston do,
100 do Ohio ami t’ennsylvama Ruilroad Stock,
ja, to BlnfCo, ’ P ' r P. M. nAVlfcWr.
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RY GOODS, Ac ,*T Avcrios.—On I nuisotty moro
,/ in* Ausu«t 29ih,atlO o'clock* at the Corotnrrcisl
jjjTe* Hociras, corner ot Wood ami Kitth *uee<s, will be
*oJd wiihoui reserve, a large assortment of seruonaMe
stuplc end fancy dry koo«1k, Ac.
Al 2 o'clock, furniture, groceries, gim-warc, Stc. A
crcnornl variety of ond kllcb-n larmture,
queensware, glauware, knives umliorksbeup.beiiding,
maurasM!**, carpeting, Ac.
Al7i o'clock, gold end silver cutlery, musi
cal instruments, ready made cloUnotfand fauey orv»c«es
fln *t M. UAVI3- Aurfr.
" ~Ucttl Jbiotate at Aootlon. |
Tit N LOTS fronting on Foibrs street, between Bovrt I
and Chesnut street*.each loitKHvciMnchcstronlby |
8t» feet BJ inches deep . .
Fifteen Lois immediately oppo*ue th- ab»vc, rroniins
about 20 feet 0 incurs o i a4O feet street and encoding
in depth &0 feet f . , .
Ten L*»i« fronting on locust street* between Boyd sml
Chesnut streets, each 20 fet 10 inches Bong by about &>
feet tn depth . . I
The abu«e Lou will bo soul ut Aurtio.v on Ssaturosy i
afternoon. Aoauil'Oil:. a'. 2 o clock. :
A Plan of lhe«c Lots cau be sent *t the OUtCo ol D
W tA 8 Bell, on I'miith sired, between Suullmc-d
and Grad sticeis ** !U. DAVIS.
Auctioneer-
Ttrtfl* ■/ ba'.e -Oue sixth in loud—balanc- tn five
year. _
TTALfABLE LOTS ON LlUfcKTt M KbKI. at
V AcenoT —Ou Wednesday nfierno- n. l-epteraber
3d, at 3 o'clock, on the premise*. will be sol J four valu
able lota of Ground, having each a front of «0 feet on
Liberty street; (below Murbury street,) extending back
UO feet to Brewry alley. , ...
Terras—One hall cash, remamlcr j:i ona year, with
interest secured by bond and mortgage on the prrßises.
an3 B P. M. DAVIS, Auctr
ALL PKIISON 1 * interested will take itonte that
WILLIAM TAYLOit,of the Eighth VVard sflbe
City of Pittsburgh, Bnckmaker,ou the anhoa? of Jcl>,
executed to t\e undcrsKord a Deed of Assignment
of mU bis Kstale, in tru st for the. benefit of his creditors
All person* indebted to said Taylor arc requested to
make immediate payment, and persons hneu.g claims
will present them. J- HOWARD, Assignee,
jy’il Office 4tb at., bei. SroilbSeld and Grant.
jfoilce to Contractors* |
STEUBENVILLE AND INDIANA RAILROAD —; J
Proposals will be received by the Steubenville and I
Indians Railroad Company in Steubenville, unul the Ut I
day of October next, fer the Grading and Masonry or 1
the first division of thfiroodextendingfroraStettbenvil e I
to the Conotton valley ; nud, also, for the ronstracuon I
of tbeemira Road between Steubenville and Coshocton I
and alio distinct proposals for the Construe non of that I
portion of the Hoad extending from Coshocton to Nrw
a,TUo entire length of this hue t» about 110 miles, and
It contains work of nil dcaerpltons in great variety, j
some of which ia quite heavy , i
Proposals will be rece ved for the Grading and Ms
aonry of the first division enure or m sections of about
a mile each, the Company reserving the privilege to
make such disposition of the whole work as ma> op
pear most conducive to us interest*.
Plans Profiles and specifications can be seen at the
Office of the Company, otter the 15. h of September and
further Information miy be obtained on application to
J. Bllekcniderler, Jr., Chief Engineer, or t« the unde*-,.
. _ j U. Klb'iUKbi
msrimdkw P""*" 1 :-
I’itiatmrffti Has Company.
AN ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholder* of the
‘ Pittsburgh Gas Company, for the purpose of elect
ine two persons to serve us Trustees of sstd Company,
for the purpose of electing two persons to ‘dve as Trus
tees of said Corarany for the term of three years, will
be held at the Office ot the Works,on Mondnv, tho first
day of September, A. D. 1551, between the hour; of d
and 5 o’clock, P. M. JAMES M CHRISTk,
Oflict tf tkt Pitnburgh Oas Company, >Trra«urf r.
M J Augorl 18,1-21.. i auib.‘d
Third .!«>, <>«>*«" ‘ lo VIUOHT ir'' ALEVS'
No. 117 Third sired,
_ n jo oppoMite s*t Charles Hotel-
redleal'lii»tltttl««o f Cincinnati.
CHARTERS!} IN, X 846.
Taiat Numbtr if 1915 “ 18j1 ’ 10S4 '
The seventh winter session of iuh col
ics# will coma.oncc. on the fir*t Mandu of Novcm
licr. 1851, and continue four month* ihc obuir* of the
F&eu-lV Will he urrotifreti u* follow*.
|. O. JONES, M. D.. .
ProftMorof Theory end Procure of Memento.
R S -NEW I ON, M U,
Profcwor of Surgery.
Eclectic
BL. UILL.M D ,
ProfeilOT of Obtlelrict, and Dineatc* of Women and
Ch “ 4 '*Z .FREEMAN, M .D,
P r ore,.orof jtfP ee,nL|nr^nUndl.a^o 1 o gl en 1 A„a l om y .
Profe**or of Phytiology, and institutes of Medicine.
L K. JUNKS, M D,
Professor of Matorm Medico, and Therapeutics,-and
Med.cal UoWn, ToN gANDBR3t MD, BL.D,
Profe,.o, of 0 " J RV '
I menceoo the tecond Monday of Oetober
time the Demonstrator’* room# will be opened, with ev-
I err facility for the study of Anatomy. Ana oraical rao-
I fwlafS abundant and cheap. Prompt attendance at the
•cisrrrxi *«“*
or a «ilo»dor.ed note for 850. Malricu allot! llokol 85
I !!In,arioauon ticket 813—DeraouMiator’, ticket 85.
iiiSrd r-n.i, from 81 lo 8a,50 per week. Student, ,omo
-1 Boar iKpnitplvci for much lea*. Students, upon
Vb^r'«?".! inXci.y, StllSffi * tlx.office of Pr£u.
1 S Newton, on Seventh street, between Vine ai d Race.
I Pnr faither particulars, address Dr R. S. Nawrort, or
For tanner pa JQs R BUCHANAN, M, D.. Dean.
Cincinnati: Okm, Auguit, 1631. jan23.lw^
BLATIO noOFIHO.
THOM AS ARNOLD. SMt Rorftr and DeaUr m Slalu.
ha! on hand n full supply of very superior gaoßed
ate, and i» prepnrcd to execute any orders for work
ihnimsY be entrusted to him, In a manner that will m
«S»W^«^o^ood
gtreot.
JjtRESH ff
AN TBU-tilO~bT»; YELLO W COKN. "for which
Iho highest cash P n «^', l o b l e ,^aLCOßN,
M Ne. 117 Third st.
-Jtt?W'ARRIVAL OF'FINE GOLD WATCHES
NaND JEWELRY, at HOOD’S Jewelry Store, 01
Market atreet, and selling at one-half the usual reta
prlcet.
FfurtTbEHl assortment of GOLD PENS «! d
I PENCILS in lb's ciiy is selling at about
A.i hv.U price, at HOOD’S, SL Mnrkmsl. [ou«_
( K >
• » .
'• V***-“ V« V • 5,' V-.V.’-f. •> t r
- /,* t • 1
'Sltution Sales
Notice.
rfTEß—Received ilus day, ond for salo al
1 ' MORRIS’TEA MART,
m the Diamond.
inn BXS.BAI.9INS ;
IWU 150 do Figs |
20 casks Currans *
50 boxes Jujube Paste,
40 do Rock Candy i
do Meccoroni,
1 20 do VermieceUa;
10 cases Prunes, gloss jan j
In store and Ibr RH ODKS & CO.*
No-0 Wood street
,nriBXS.PRIME CREAM CHEESE,
IlHf 75 halfbblff.Shad» ■ _ n n.yA.;
. jut received and for Bal ° i^ n ».l : and 2 Diamond.
febcfrcURRANTS-l bbLgfMj««j e fc % 0 ,
X>ARCEY —60 bus. for sale by STtJART k SILL.
•o—s“- ' -—lev for sato b£
R' ICE FLOUn.
OUIB . ; j—
-” E^Fr " h _ Br ! nn l ALCORN.
Rolled
UBTAHU, pepper and Bright %TICORN i*
"s ..if ’“'’■'J't.'yv \ r- • V
■* i.
r s. i
1 ► '
V** -* -
<•* • ; V
*, i * /.
, ~a;; v ^;
;v, < £<+ +* * J ,
-*i / ,
- . . Mtf '
COMMERCIAL.
daily betibw of thk hiabkkts
* ■■■■■■■■■■■■;■: OratcK o» thk Dailt Moarano Post. j.
Wednesday, Augost ST, 1651. I
. The weather yesterday was cool, bat pleasant for oat*
door baaiseu. , -
ASHES—We continue to.quote Soda Asb at 310 3Jc.
BACON—The demand conlinneß active lor small lots,
and the stock is that decreasing.We have, sales of COCO
' fis at Bf for Shoulders, for Sides, and for Holds;
800 lbs Hams at Of; 600 do covered hams at 101; Sugar
Cured Homs are scarce and in demand; some holders
i asking 11 to Hie. •■•■■■■
article is quite dull, and the transac-
I tions are quite limited; amoDg the sales we.have sev-
I erol lout on'the wharf at 83.0003,04; 30 bills at 83,00.
115 do extra at 83,10; from wagons 10 bbls extra at 81,18
I 45 do from store at 83,80. :
1 OILS—We have sales of 3 bbls Linseed at Bsc; Bdo
I Lard at 60c. . .
I FLAXSEED—SaIes of 15 bushels at #1,25 per bush.
I DRIED BEEF—Sales repottedof 5 tree at 10c.
I SUGAR—We note a sole of lb hhds prime at 64; 3do
I strictly prime olOfc
I sales of W. R. in 3Ho 6J
I COFFEE—SaIes of 50 bags ai Of, 4 months,
I WHISKEY—We have ho change to note either in
I prices or demand. Regular sales inlou ore made at SO
I to 21c« ■ ••••
I BROOMS—SaIes of 100 dox. at 81,00. .
CINCINNATI HIARKET.
EaQumaa Ulrica, August 22.
FI.CUU—The market did ttotpresem any new feature ■
uwiay. The soles compiued427 and 150 bbls at 3,30,
600 do at 3 35, arid 20U do at 3 25 Thewnterts coming
into the Whim Water canal very slowlp and it is not
probable there will bo nnyrecetptsbythutrhannel be
fore Monday. Received during the last 31 hours 763
bbls: exported frame time 910. : . .
PROVISIONS—The onlfsale* heard of to-day were
100 bbla fttetfs Pork at 14 1 aTtl ut
8 95. Meaa Pork i 9 now most y held at 815. .
wmmfKY—The demand is and. price* have
farUit-r advanced, sales of 35lbms from RWerandg do
from Railroad at IS, and 100 do from wagons at ISfe.—
Imported the past 24 hours 785 bbls. „ .
* CllEESE—Sales of 575 boxes in lots at Ofc; 50 do
English diary at S; 40 do Nutmeg antLDurhamlarm from
9C BtJTTER—SaIes of IQ firkins fair at tOfe, and 24 do
at toe. The demand Is (food., - . '
BUG AR—Sales of 10 hhds fair to prime at MfOi
COFFEE—A sale of 45 bags at Bf. . ■
TOBACCO—SaIes of H bote, rommnn Va. th. at 24c,
10 do inferior do at2o: 40do No 2 Va. fives at 23; 20do
I Ky fives 17, and 31 tio Mo lbs ond fives ntlße. -The
I demand continues good. , : . •
The River has fallen 6 inches daring the last 21 hours
I The weather wos showery this morning, but it is now
I clear and pleasant. " ' ' ‘ ;/ '•
<SSTVtrCKS FEN* » SO LIBBBTY BTBKBTS)
f IST or SIIaDKS on han<l and made nt on time* t°
a-4°4^l. r 54 and 6-4 Buff Shade*, plain and bordeted ;
’ »* «• »• Transparentgreen do;
»* *» “ l * iiark do;
Landscape Shades ot every style i .
Moonlight do do uo }
Gmbic and Meziiiiato, of new style ;
STOkti SHADES of any color, wit■: lettering or Ue
ahtnine. OIL CLOTHS.on hand.
Also, a lot of SHADE TfUMMtNGS-eorapUie at 25
cents per shade. UT* Cartaine hang on reasonable
= p g.xl'edlei's will do well »n veil at the Factory, be*
fore purchasing eWowhere
aprlSgOm
Beal Eatote for Sole,
nv EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO.
HAVING, since. November la*', disposedof highly
Town Low in the above borough-a raapf part to
actual senary, I ha»e been induced to offer an addition*
«) number ut piivate sale, and at pilee* and on if tm»
of payment which will oorac under the mean* of pH
nemoas disposed to purchase, Kach toi£ontams,m
ehi'imr the street* and olfe .*, onefoonh ot on acre
being SO feet from by 130 tee: deep. Two additional
Potteries* and an Iran Foundry,have been omit during
die last veer, and are now in sancessful operation
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, !o connect wnb
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad lo lie aver, lia •
been located tbroueh Liverpool. A charter haa also
been obtained for n Plank Road from Liverpool to New
Llabon. Property has been purchased by n company
Pom Pittsburgh, tor a Planing Machine,Sew Mill, Ac.,
and a company is about being formed to creel Glass
Works, ■fiirre are ploeeso! worship for EpitcopaJinns.
Presbyterians and Metbodislsia Roman Catholic Church
has been contracted for, lo be finished the coming fail;
and the Unionist* are preparing w purchase and build a
place of, worship. Meansof eoacotton in this tosvtt are
ample. Apply to . JAMES BLAKELY,
aul cor. Otiiand Liberty sta-aecoi d a.ory
Haiht. _
A MOST DELIGHTFUL RETREAT to the weary
traveler, as well at constant, residents, of the city
'and vieinitY. arc now 10 be found In the AT
SALOONS and BATHING ESTABLISH WENT,Liberty
urcci, above Wood,where lupsiior Ice Lrcam» v Fruit
*od other refreshment*, may be hod nt all faoar*, .rom 0
a yj. 10 ll P. M- The subscriber rrjpeelfuHy *ohcu* a
•bare of public patronage. The Baihfng department at*
tended to with ibo aimo»t care. .
Room, for Select 1 atitej, WAR „
Good blaring and Drlnfclnn.
EVERY BODY thall* fond of the good
/nJthlngs of this life, should drop round and see
v GRAHAM, at hts new Ilote ,
No, 00, one di or from Penn, on SI. Clair at.
Harry serves out to hi* customer* the begt Oyster*, Li
quor/, Wmes and Cigars that can be found to an? of
U»e*e’ere dicglaH. - fttP*?fc3m
HAS ALWAYS ox HAN D,of bis own manufacture,
o Urge assortment of WHIPS, CANES ami WM*
13KKL.LAS of every description, which he will dispose
of, wbo'ciafe of retail, at prices at low o< ihey cani be
procured for in either the cities of New YorK, rhilndel
phia or Baltimore. Aim. on t»nd a largo i .apply of
UauSSELS ami INGRAIN CARPET, BAGS and DA
DIBS’ SATCHKLS, which witlbe sold at New loilr
oners. Just received from the Manufactory a new sap*
ply.t INDIA RUBBER WHIPS, nUrirra. whnleMlc
And rCtml Jtliaav lV• aaDl,
' No H». Wood rum. near Virgin alley.
1 Adam* &-Kxpreoi OGlc«>
65 Market Street.
ON and after Mnmloy.tlSihinsiantourTrunkcf small
pftckogcn will Le closed atl< A M. } daily, for Bal
timore, Philadelphia, New Voik, Boston,4c
Our Goods will be parried in oar own Car, m ebargo
of a »p<clal memongrr, by mail‘ l "’ n f”® ,0
Philadelphia. BAKhu a rUK3» I M,
ftU 2l Agent*
J“UNcTCUfU)IAIj ORTROCREATIVK fcXIXIR
Prescribed aaan effee ual res-tonmve tncasesof de
bility, impoiency irregularities of
noluie. Visa certain cure for oH wenkne** and tier
vou» aflet,ions- aco adveruarment in another p*rl of
thie paper. Sold only in tni# city at No. 50 Sraubfield
i street, below Fourth. l au *r
4 FA KM KUH slooo.—For iate—a desirable Farm of
V\ 75 acres, having about 45 in a fine suie.of cnltiTO
lion: the balance is in prime limber, trad is good land.
The whole F*rm is smooth, choice land, under good
fence, and well laid off. A good two story dwelling
hou*e: stable and other out houses; a good garden; a
variety of Fruit, ihreo fine spring* of exeellem
water: abundance of coal, of <4 feet vein } and. also,
limestone plenty. Situate in a healthy and pleasant lo
cation, .1| miles from the canal, at Taremum.
Terras accommodating. _
8, CUTIIBBRT, Cen’l Agent,
50 Smilhfield street.
PURBFRKNCH BRANDY—Sort, Sherry and Ma
deira Wince for sole, for medicinal purports, al the
Drat Store of [aulP] JAMKS A- JtlNhS.
rpoBACCU— „ ..
1, 2* half boxe* RnsfeU & Robinson’* Congress’*;
25 do do Grant'* s’*
[0 do do Grant’* ' 8*
6 do do Jone»& Sons iurap;
10 do do M’Donald’a B’*
5 do do Emeralda; (Nat. Leaf;)
Just received and for »ulr by
MILLER A RICKETSON,
No*. S£U and 225 Liberty »i
Umn bus. pea Nu iwi
l iUU 25 bntt Walnut*;
20 do Filbert*;
25 do Cream Nuts;
100 bY* Shelled Almonds;
190 bbis. shelled Pea Nuts;
20 malts Date*;
25 do* Salad Oil, pints;
15 do do quarts;
20 bbls. Lovering 1 * Sugar;
In store and for sale by r
JOSHUA RHODES A CO»
No. 0 Wood street,
SUNDRIES— 30 bbls.‘Vinegar;
50bx» Rosin Stop;
SO do Mould and Dipped Candles ;
SO do Star do,
25 do Palm Soup;
SO do-Starch;
10 do Chocolate j
10 bags Pepne*;
100 Reams Wrapping Paper.
In store and for pale by _
aul3 g KING A MOORHEAD.
La ttD—l6oo lbs No l Lard for sole by
An T. WOODS A SON,
jylO No 01, Water street.
►OTABII--5 caika for *aio by
ania J, P. WILLIAMS A CO.
UTMtiUS—OW B*. prime for sale by
flul3 H. A. FAHNESTOCK A COr
MACE— 200 tt». for sate by
aulS B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO
TOUACCO— 30 bis. good brands in store and for sal*-;
atia KING * MOORHEAD,
ri ENTI EMEN r S FURNISHING GOODS FALL
\T STYLES just received at
°l ' HINTON & CO.’S
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
UQ tg No. 80 Foorth street.
casks super quality Palm Oil in store
and far sale by MILLER & RICKETSON.
S M « bag, Hi- R c ffi ‘ vk°^M:
iimuid .totogto bf SILL>
x 124 Wood street
-"S S by 10 and 10 by 1« for sale by
J .. STUART & BU.U
s’, for sale by m : j-r-
L ■ au2d SbUART & BILL
N 7^ SSKB_A PrilM °^ le B’-r°UART^ S ILL ;
sill.
iROOMS—2OO dozen in «lore and for tale by
I au33 STUART & 81;
bos, for sale by
ftttgg •■• •’: ’ ' ■’ -
—m?p a lo TONGUES—Jaat received from 8t» Looti
a few dozea fc
nllo i . ;« Grocers and Tea Dealers.
F«S!»’SMSS«SJBe*
l °* BalC by WM. A. M’CLURG & CO.
MjfShrrge No.3lBstMackerel, (Mass, (nspn.)
10 do small do . do , ; do; , k
10 do small No. 1 <io ' ; jdPt .1,
30 half large No. 3 do ' do, I
40 qr. do No. 2 do do, 1
Now landing and & rkjketSON, j tJOPS-W bales 1849
Nos- 291 and SSS Liberty it. ' ttu u MILLER & BICKETBON.
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b. a. KEnwAN,
John W. Tiro,
STUART-& SILL.
* **♦*-%* -St,* *- * v '‘ l
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river matters.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
6-Fs'cto ibchss Water in the cuhnnei..
ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan N0.2,801e5, Ucaver •
•• Ailanuc, Parkinson, Brownsville,
Redstone; Wootwardyßrownsville, . ;
“ J. M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport;
“ Beaver. Gordon, r ■ '
“ Thomas Shriver; Bailey, West Newton. {
“ ' Diamal, Cohwell, Wheeling: 1 ,
« Gossamer; KlinefeUerV'CineinnaUi•
. .DEPARTED:
% “ : Redstone. Woodward, Brownsville
“ Atfaruic, Parkinson, do v
« J.M’Kee,Hendrickson. McKeesport.
Michigan N6.2,Boies,Bisitvef. •■.;■
;t Beaver, Gordon, Beaver. ’ .
w Thomas S!trijrer,BoileyvWesl-Newtfln.
«« • J.Nelson.Moore, Wheeling; * .
“ • Arena; Kinney, Well9vile.
“ Plloi Nn/2, Crane, Snnfish.
“ Laelta, Kountz. Cincinnati
Clarion, Millenger, Zanesville. '
The River and-Wc<xth*r.~- Last evening. there Were 4
f-ev 10 inches water in the canal, and 23 Inches omthe
mils. During the previous 24 hours v e river, rrceded 2
Inches.' The weather, dnring the greater portion of yes
terday, was yery.rainy, but in the evening it cleared «ff
and was tathercool nnd pleasant.— Louis. Caur.,Aug\ 2?.
Wheeling and Bridgeport Packet*
1 ■ The splendid steamer R;TfrT4NDSAY,
Moqbs. isthe regular Wheeling
and Brmgeport, Packet.ond leaveshereevery Wednes
day nnd Saturday for the above ports. For freight or
apply on board; orto • - 1 ,
• “ - SHERIFF & BINNING, Ag*l»
- iyS4 • ■ •, No. V* Market street.
For Sale* *.
1 ' The hull of the Steamboat .LAKE ERIE
Mi|§||g§|Emmire on botffd, at the Allegheny. Whaif,
-below the St. Clair street bridge. • ..'Cau2Q:3i*
\ ■ Steamboat for Saic-::-•
I s - .The one-half;bfthd steamboat ARIjNA,
Diving between Pittsburgh* KaktMver
pooV und wellsvillc. she is doing a goodbusmes,being
the only regular boat to Wellsville. Itwill be dtagoied
of on reasonable terms. Apply to _ ■
aalB JAMES BLAKEUY. ,
Friday Cinctsmatt Packet.
THE new and elegant steamer IRENE
2, G. D. M Clintock, Master, has taken
ir^.r^3 the place of the Clipper No. 2, in the line of
Packets, and will leave *very FRIDAY, at 10 A; M.,for
tbe above and Intermediate ports For freight ori pas
sage apply on board. : ;i
Fop Marietta and Hocltin6port.r
I Thb fins steamer PACIFIC, Zawouh&lab
wiil ieave for the above and interned'
ttteporisovery THURSDAY,Mi o'cIock,P.M. ;
For freight or pa .wge.applj^u^gi^oM^
N 0.61 Water st, and 63 Fronjst.
Wednesday Packet Tor Cincinnati.
<vu«w Tnif new and fast runnlnp steamer CIN*
BmMiNGUAM, Master, will .leave
SsEslssaregnlurly every Wkdmicsdat.
|V»r freight of paswure, apply on board, or to
roarJO 0. O. Mll/CKN BERGER.
AileabenF River Trade.
IIBOVLAIi FKANKLIN PACKETS.
, .is Tna fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
LJ2&&u«2LMn. 2. CaDt. Wjr. Hasru, leaves ".he, AUe?
gCehvwharf for FrankUiijCvery Monday and Thursday,
“ TitfiM steamer AIXEOHKNY BBIXBNoOjCapI.
Jons Hiss*, leaves the Alleghe«v_wl.nrf for Frank
lin. every Tunday mid Fridan,at 4P: M. ;
For Freight or Passage, apply on Board. [ranrtO
THE GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY!
DB. JOBS BUUIi’S !
r'Uooi up in quart hollies, oud coniains itaustrengih
of SIX TIMES as much pure Sursapanlfa as any
almiinr preparation in Auiftica- Price SI perboitte, or
tlx bottle* far five dollars. . . . .
It has been a well established fact Tor years pait,.utal
Sarsaparilla .when pore and properlyprepared, was.llia
only true panacea for all dlscasevoriginating from an
impure tlale of the blood, the use of mercury, rnloxica
lina drinks,evil habits ill youik,barrenness,Jim We
jSPdly *“en that JOHN UUIX'3 FLUID EXTRACT
of SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation before.ihe
nublte that is prepared on strictly scientific principles
and of uniform strength. The Sarsaparilla is purchased
without regard to price- »i«l.every.pound, before being
used, is subject to the strictest chemical tests, and its
tfenuinenest ascertained before bcineused.
9 Bull’* Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues, of seve
ral other valnob.e medieai roo *, together, forming the
best compound, nod producing the greatest euratio* agent
in the known world; .. ,
This Medieiae, when used according to direction!,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL!
Scrofula or King’* EvU. CancersiTamora. Eruptions of
the Skin, ErysipeUs. Chrome Fore Eyes, King
worm or Tellers, Scald Head,
Pains in the Roues or Joints. Old Sores and
Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands, Syphi- :
Ui, Dyspepsia,Salt Rheum, Disease*
of the Kidneys, I*oss of Appe
tite. Diseases arising Isom
the use ofMcrcury,
Pain in the Side and *
Shoulders.Gen
ral Debility,
Dropsy,
Lumbago, Jaundice, «
Costive ess.Sore Throat, .
Bronchitis. Coughs. Cold?, weak
ness of the Chest, Pulmonary Affection*,
andall other Diseases tending to produce
Consumption l , . ,
Liver Complaint, Female irregularities and eomptonts,
Slek and Nervous Headache, Low spirits, Night Sweats,
Emosuro or imprudence in ijife,Chrome Constitution* ,
at Diseasea, and is n spring and summer drink,and
eeneral tonic for ibe system, and a gi idle and pleasant
puTfinuve, far superior to. Blue Lickor Congress Water-
" _
’ Testimonials.
; The following is a verbatim copy of a certificatenow
in the the proprietor of Bull s Sarsapar*
ilia Rev- B. WVSebonU widely and generally known
asun eloquent and accomplished Pastor orthe M- L-
Church, and the Rev. K. Steveusou has been known os
one of the moattaleutcd andzealou* members that the
Kentucky Cooference could (mast of for many years,
and at this time is filing tbd bigh and responsible station
of agent for the M. B Book Concern . '
Cou the world produce belter or more satisfactory
"via EVER oPre».
ED IN FAVOR OK ANY MEDICI-E
Rev. E. W. Sbuox— Rev.E. Stuvrason.
Lcruumile, Muy 20,1850.
We have used John Bull’s Farsuparilla, and hhvo
knownil lobe used wilh entire .ali.facuon; and;;hovq
no hesitation in stating that we believe it to he a safe
and valuable medical compound, and calculated to pro
dace much good, and relieve much ..erring: aadwould
therefore most cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted,
(Signed.l l* W.“KnvW,
ttsigneu,! E STEVENSON. .
A BEAUTIFUL clear skin. . ...
How we all admire a clenr, beautiful. white skin, and
a rosy colored check. Ilow often do we sec persons,
not possessing this “desideratum So devoutly to be
wished,” resorting to cosmetics, lotions, washes, paims
and coloring materials, to restore to ihcrfra semblance
of what disease has deprived them of. and that too,with
greet injury to ibe skin. Bull’s Sarsaparilla is the best
cosmetic known. It beautifies the skin, by remsvmg
every panicle of morbid and diseased matter from the
blood, making it pure healthy and vigorous, |E'7 l ?£ 1 £»,
livity to every minute vessel; and changing the yellow
and dark countenance to the bloom .and freshness of
vouth. Ladies* abandon ibe use of paints and mixtures, j
and use BulTs SanapariUa, the only effectual remedy.
« A.'tvord to the wise insufficient;” and a.hint is enough
TESTIMONY LIKE THE FOLLOWING'RENDERS
T |uFERFLUOUS ALL COMMENT ON THE EF
FICIKNCY OF-BULL’S SARSAPARILLA. •,
rFrora DrfL- P. Yasnm*. Professor of Chemistry in the
Louisville Medical College. 15 ] •-
«. I have looked over the list of ingredieuu composing
John Bull’s Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, and.
have no hesitation in saying haUbey form a solo com*
dound, and one that P»mi*e* well to chrome diMareti,
to which it is applicable ” L. V ANDELL, M. D.
Lottwillt. June 0.1348. • , .
WHAT DR. PVLtS, Phymta* by arfonujruntu ih,
Louisville Uarine Hospital, jays of BULL’S SAKSA*
PARILLA : Louirei!!., March 20, ISIS.
I have examined tlio prescription tor the preparation
of John Bull’s Sarsaparilla, and I believe the cumbuia- ]
Son to be an excellent one. ami well calculated to pro ;
dace an alterative impression on the system. * have
used it both in public and private practice, ana think it
ihc best article of Sarsaparilla M D
Resident Physician at the .Louisville Marine Hospital,
in* CAUTION—Beware arid ask for the original Dr.
JOHN BULL’S SARSAPARILLA,/iwnßemueiy—
aad have uo other. KEYSER & M’DOWEI.L,
Wholesale.and Retail Agents,
For sale by D. Mi Curry and Josep Douglass, Ale-,
ffheny City; Wo. B. Mercer, Cannoaiburg, and-by
DruggUts generally.
ilO^mdAw
cobssb or basket akd thibd btbeem. '
FACULTY.— Jons Furanrio, principal Instructor in
j. K? CBAMi«nnis, C Proft«i!or of Pmma>uA']p, Mctcan
-11. P »L l Wa«on, Esq., Lecturer,. on Commercial
L Th'e Boom* of Oils Institution are opc i both dajr and
evening, for the reception of those wishing w ootain a
practical Mercantile education. Ihe cparseofmatiuc
lion is so thorough, that every student ■ ’? .1? S con-
College will be competent to lake t°f a "“ 0 >"
duet on correct principles, any set or Stock
ship Book*, however complicated. Uem»Q«™_-
PEKK OLASS WORKS.
8, LOaSNZ, BR-* •V;*** ,THOMAB WIGHIMAH.
& WlghtmoU)
(Formerly oftue firm of Wm, M’CyUaY « Co.) : .
ftf A.HrXFACTU&SRS OF OF .
VIA AND WINDOW GLASS, .
03 lYoUrond OS Front S»«u, FmsAurgA,
N. D —Particular attention p>td to odd sizes o.f
dow Glass and private im aids for Bottles and. vials. ,
jy22:3<ndfcw ~ . •• ' •••»_
Deafneaa Oared. ;
CLINTON FURNACE, Jane *.>,1651.—5. M. Kip:!
Dtar Sir—Tills may certify that one of my boys baa
been afflicted for the last thirteen yearn wllh.a.bealtng
and deafness of the right ear. I have tried a uumber.of
physicians, all without any benefit, and had given up
ell hope of a cute over being eflected,- when our family
physician, alter examining the case, recommended me
to u”e the PETROLEUM, Which 1 did, and am happy. 10
Inform you that the use of two bottles effected an enure.
I cine I write this wilhont solicitation or Voar acquaint
ance. With aenjlmems of I am^oat^ruly^
Young littdico’ Seminary—!
MR.ANO MRS. N. W. METCALF, SR r.CIPAtiB ‘
ostni Monday, Sept. I, tn Colonnade Baa. Federal a.
r'IuURSB OPINSTRUCTION and ‘citcnlnrj
(J tome aa heretofore. For particulars. «eo Eircuwr*
ornpply to the Principals, , - w.-
Allegheny x July 14,1851. - -
■ Ooiiulno iloiaßtt sir|ugOi . . .
H uf pnpn No 101 Third street, has just imported
"a lot'§*!n»ine Italitm r ßoman St'ings, for tho
in and Guitar They are of the very Bnest quality,
four learfltfan? four thread*. Having been purchased
hv II Kfebe?" Botn ln the Factonea in Lnrope, they are
hy ii. Breners » j .. j, tsu |n oftene. correctness of
i Sound arevßl^tter,nniivnlled^-.
Thoy are the same aB Used by -ali the great viohnmt,
[ O L^?,f, S iv ori, HARP.-
' ATT 10 ” /Tri ITCQVNSKI£oB | AT -fAffi-y;;'
n F^M 0 c^ F P ° URTHBT^no^i^
TWTEW~GOODS—Just received.' «■ 6#e o!
JM
Gendemenß* Farnisbing Stoto, * '
No. BO Fourth sueet
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. < Baltihoke, August?®.
The Charleston .papers of Saturday received
to-night, have dispatches from Now. Oxlcaus un
der date of the 21st, stating thnt a party of Cu
ban Liberators, mostly western men, exaspera
ted, by certain articles that , appeared ™ the
Spanish papers in relation'to Cuba, on tho after
noon of that day, attaoked the office, broke the
- doors and windows, and then threw the presses,
oases, type and furniture in .the streets? and dtp
atroyed everything belonging to the; office.—■
There wasno interference by the police.; The
ihob after demolishing the office proceeded.to
the cigar office kept by. a Spaniard, on the cor-,
ner of St. Charles andQravier street, and break-1 .
ing in the doors and windows destroyed all the I in
. stock ahd furniture, which were valuable. : £ ;
I At 7. o’clock, the rioters proceeded to; the
offioe-of the Spanish ;Conßul, and attacking it,
destroyed desk, office property and furniture of ;
i all kinds. They also broke down the signs over : r
1 the stores and offices, of the Spaniards, which
they carried in triumph to a large, meeting being.
I held in Lafayette. Square. _... ■ ■ ,vj-.■■ ■ .
1 Thecigar shops kept . by. the Spaniards were
nearly all 1 destroyed Inst night. Minute guns
were fired since sunrise in honor of. the murder- .
cd liberators. _
PITTSBDBGXI
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TELEGRAPHIC news.
BY TJIE O'REILLY LINE.
IS NEW OSU.EASB.
• GBBAT excitement.
The bodies of Cob Crittenden and Viotor Kerr,
whioh have been; brought heTo from Havana, at
tract many visiters and produce much feeling.
The military'have been ordered bat to sup
press the riot/. Three or four Spanish coffee
.houses have been destroyed.
The excitementagoinEtthe Spanish Consul arose
chiefly from his refusal to deliver up a number
of letters frdm prisoners shot at Havana, and
which bad been written before their execution
and forwarded to' him by the Cuban authorities.
He was.called iipon by a committee for them,
•and refused to deliver them.; up; consequently
he was forced to surrender. - s ■"-■■■■■■■■
, 7: . The Cuban newshad created the greatest ex
citement "
CUBAN NEWS.
New Ooleakb, August 23.
■ tetters are published from-Victor-Kerr, Maj.
Stanford and ethers, blaming 1 Lopez for aban
doning .Crittenden's company, which was cajt
tured. ' r ■- ■ ••. '
Vigorous efforts are being made to raise rein
forcements for Lopez, with some prospeot of
success. Men plenty, but funds limited.
CUBAN MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA.
C ./- Philadelphia, Aug. 26.
." There was an immenße.meeting last night in
this city,-.to'express indignation at the proceed
ings of the Spanish authorities at Havana. Not
les3 than from 12000 to 15000 persons were pre
sent Col. Swift presided, assisted by a largo
number 'of Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
CoL Swift, John Caldwnlader and several others
addressed the meeting in strong condemnation of
the proceedings- at- Havana. ;.jMr. C. offered a
long series of Resolutions, justifiing the cause
of the patriots, urging the interference of the
American Government to prevent recurrences of
similar barbarities, and strongly recommending
the purchase of Cuba from Spain. The meeting
was very enthusiastic.
CUBAN MEETING IN SAVANNAH.
Balthiobe, Aug. 25.
There was a tremendous town meeting hehlin
Savannah on Thursday evening after the receipt
of the intelligence from'Cuba, which appointed
a committee, and after several speeches, adjourn
ed until Friday.' ' / : '
Another, dispatch from New Orleans, dated
the 22d, 'states, that 5 20t>0 meil had that morning
surrounded the City Prison, where the Spanish
Consul had taken refuge, and de
molisli the jail unless the Consul was delivered
up to them. There were about 60 of the police
on the ground. / • '
FIRE IN CONCORD.
COHCOED, (N. n.) August 26.
The paint shop adjoining the Eagle Hotel
was set on fire last night, and a large number of
buildings in the. best portion of the town de
stroyed; including the new Exchange Hotel' and;
numerous stores and dwellings, and threexiews
paper offices. The loss is . estimated af $126,01)0,
mostly insured. A colored, man named Robinson
was •arrested On suspicion of setting the shop
on fire.
IfBOM. WASHINGTON.
. WAshchqton,'-Angttet 26.
The Intelligencer denounces the Cubaa inva
cters as highway -robbers, deserving the fate
they have probably met. - • .
The Republic is more moderate, and wsncs .
the suspension of pnblic, opinion in relation to
Mr. Owen, the American consul, until the facts
are ascertained. - _ . j ...-
Secretary ton tiufl
morning. ... ■"
New York,:August 26. ,
■' ‘The 7 steomer Florida, from Havana, -whence
“she sailed Voir"'Saturdays reports the
Pampero in.Doty Bound, fifteen miles below that
city. ■ She would reach Savannah om Saturday
night, where a large number were awaiting to
embark to join Gen. Lopez. .:
BALTIMORE MARKET—August 26.
: Flour-City mills 3,81, Howard street 4,00.
Grain.,.Red Wheat 71©7$, white 7B@S4
Corn 65@56, white. 56®58; : Oats 28@32;
Rye 64. . ,■ \••
Provisions—Firm but without change-
Groceries—Quiet. Rio coffee BJ@BJ. Sugar
and molasses dull.
> Whiskey...22J@2B. , • .
Wool—Dmll; common unwashed 16(a}l».
NEW ORLEANS MARKET—August 23.
‘ Cotton— OldmiddlingTJ, new middling B@Bs*
good middling fair 9J.
Fl6ur. 4 .DnU.
Bacon...Sidcs shoulders B@f£.
Lard... Prime 10@10i, kegs 11@1U.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET—August 26.
Flour... Quiet at 8,76 for fresh brands.
Rye F10ur—2,25.
, Corn MeM—2,B7l- .
Grain-Corn 60; Oats 34.
Provisions and Groceries—Firm. :
Whiskey-22.
Valuable H«ol Estate at Auction. ]
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, on
•ble termv'he following property, m the Car iaailL
Evaluable three story brick
honses, on Second streets, between Market o-ndd erry
streets; the.lots being each 10 feet front by SO d ec Pi. .
No.il. Contains 67 feet front on Third sue'-, ediom
ingthoThird Presbyterian uhnreh,onwhicli Is erected
one four,tory brick house, used as apnnungoifflce, and
on irKSyete™t W .oIdS
i of September, at private sale, it wtU then be. ottered at
public outcryvon thepr.nt.se,,
Aceatfor Johnston &£%teehton
Valuable Heal bounty,
rimß SUBSCRIBER offers foible the following prpp-
Lots in Failston, Beaver conpity, being
lots Nos. 3 and 4, being nbont 100 feet square on. which
Is etecied one block of four frame dwellings, and one
eennraie stone dwelling, all two stones high. 1 .■ .
N 0.2. One lotsoieetfrontonßactstreet, ojipositeihe
nbove.and extending to the top of the hill. . 1 . '
No: 3. Tw6 beach tots, cachSbfcet front, »*«}
from the toad to low wator mark, on the Big ea Xvru »
No 4: One valuable water lot, 100 feet On Wheel
p ftr ~ with fen shares water power attached*} .
No 1 5. One lot opposite the water lot,Bo/eel :
expending to the top of-the hUkoa>wh»ch »
two story brick ftlore aud as by 5M feet, al
so, one framed welling, two \ * •' :
S N(? 6. one large lot\n or county,
being ahoit 140 feet oh Broadway, and sbc£\ t W fajj
a^aasskaas.T@Si!as»S
wntaedihtely opposiiethe FiOlsto j belnw FaUeton
7. water exlendi „ s
Bridge, bc'ngnboui lUO_ wgttr to wing path.
front Wnlo .|L‘hi?™ Thursday, the tllh ; day !of Septem
v, Vw 0 , I ,'at nr vn o sate U will thea be pfered at pub
...
W Agent for Johnson & Stockton.
aqthi*. • ‘
Pittsburgh Chair and Cabinet Ware Booms,
ISO. 98 TH.nEtD.WP-> "t
WOOD ANB MABKITj (BOOTH gDB) w :
—J maNUFACTD RERS or Cane Seat Parlor
chairs; Cano Seal Racking Chairs, Re
rw3s' ceplioa and Invalid Chairs; Cane:Seal
KWL and Country House StoolsjSetteee ;Loun
ues, and every varieiy of Common Chairs.
All of which 1 were manufactured una®[
tgsassssts:
nbUce? AU^rder’P allended ro. j JffSS
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•RANKERS AND EXCHANGE-BROKERS,
jygpc^jaßasagftfe
[toxregtTaies. ■ ■
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DR. BROWN, No., 41 DIAMOND ALLEY
. Devotes his enure attention toonoffic#
practlee.. lllstujlncssiamotiy confinedto
JggfcwjßTrira/* or Venereal Diseases, ami soeb pain*
• fnl affections, brought on by imprudence
youthful indulgencennUexcess.
; Syphilis, Sypluhuc l.rapuons, Oc.torr,
hea,Gleet, Stricture, Urethral DmclinrßC*.
imparity of the'Blood, with all diseases-o. »be venereal
origin; -Skin: Diseases) Scorbutic Eruptions, Totter-
Ringworm,Mercurial Diseases,Seminal Weakness, Im«
potency, Piles,'Rbeumiuisiti;
(y SuppreUCOnsj’Pi^easeii.oi.the' Joints,Pistufa ln-Anc»
Nervous Aflectiohs,-Pains Intnc Back and Loins, Irrita.
tions of.Uie Bladder an 4 Sidneys,successfully treated
v prnctice'(foui; in this city» enables Dr’
' Brqwn tooflVr asaurariccs of speedy cure to alt who mi.)
come umJeT his care.
; Office Arid private consulting rooms, 41 Diamond ay.
: Charges moderate. •novasdatwiT '
~rs Btown's .ajficovTxri rcm -
K, edy for Rheumatism"!* an4c«nainreirjc<Jj
Private Consultation Room* N.tML.iDIA*
MONO, Piltnhutßh, Penn*. ■■ tbt. Hor 10 V» ( a*
'idm* ■ • •• ••••-■ . y ’- ■"■ h .'"' ‘
Dr.. SnyMt'i Jraprovea Extract
. OJf
.. YELLOW DOCK ANI> 9Att«AI*AHn.LA.
IQ NOW PUT UP in lhelarae*t fixed Entile*. nna If
Vbe the BEST SARSAPAItII.H
; Aiieenlfiedi by lbs Wmdekhcl Cots iilws per*
• Scrofula,.
: frn • - # > =
Cancers* Tumors,
• ’• Eruptions of.theSai”,
• • * : Erysipelas,-Chronic Sotc.
Eyev Ringwoimj «r T»*U^r*» ; :
Scald Head<Khcuinati>m.Pmiisin
ihe Bones or Joints Old Pores amt Ul* • ■
the OlandßjSyc hMis^uys
. nepiia, Salt Bheura* ; l)lEcaac ; oi tiw? hidiiays,
• LossbfAppeiitejDiseaßesaTijtiigfrcm he
- use of Mercury, Vain, in the 81*ei and ■..
Shoulders,General Debility ,UiO?-“
, sy, Lumbago, Jnundice, and,;.
. Costlveness. • ‘
THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE JhNO.WN l
Incipient Consumption, Barrenness.: Lucorrlua, or
Whites, Irregular Menstruation, Incontinence or Uruo,
and. general gloomy state of nihil a recured by PjlGct
saTt&vEXtiJcr.oy Dock Ajtp ; ?AS»*PA*itt,A,
which eives immediate ieii'rfby.rcneAying.thOj/oundß*
lion of health .and slrength.jheblood It luimoJizesbad
hamot!* v strips unoaiural ECCTetioiiS, and gives ueajiky
action to all the vital powers- ' • ..
Let all who wish to purer the blood from lb a imparities
contracted from thertec indulgence of the appetite dur*
Irieihe- wimer, and to prepare the system to resist sum*
mer epidemics,resort tipw to »* Dr GuysqtlUExtracl of.
Veliow Doc* ana Sarsaparilla,” wh ch i* proving itself
an antidote for many of the most malignant di-eaaeatha: ,
flesh »r heir to, and they will never be disappointed; for
in th’a remedy the. public faith hasrover wuvered-nev.
er can waver ; Tot His founded on oapenence, justae
their want of faith -hi other- and snnhou* compqpuds U
also founded on experience. They fly- Trim
nostrums to see.k.hope.Tite, -mid yijecr f'om tinsi pursly ;
vtgeiabtt umeiy ; thereft-rev lio^evor,'broken down m
health, ard spirits, however, ionhidiße 10 himself nna
others,' let nooiie of recovvry ; let tbo pationt
only imdeiriitaod- that his physimti- restomuott lie*
only in GuysoU’fl Extract of Yellow Dock and Sernpa
rilla. and persuadehim;for his hfp & toiryil,Biid
we have no hesitation In predicting his speedy rcstora
rtijn to health, - - .
Females. R«ad tbe
h»SWAiK, N, J„ JaduarySS.
Mr Jienneu •■—We nke pleasure .Inruulnir th&l'yout
Yellow Dock and SareaparilU gives great aausfuciion iu
gemlenuitiiinfornied r.iisl'jfcat Mt
daoghter waa troublea with difficult joeae ai d
other'diseaset peculiar to hersex v SliebadnpUiad her
regularraenstraal discharge for a long time j but by the
„4 of Dr. GoyrottV YelJow Dock and fcarsap*riUa was
Tndlc:»lly cured- -Sbe used Townsend's.and c.th-ra With
out receiving the
die from the same cause. : .-I. E. Cu.
% Hinhansvillb, Osweso cawity, Mayt 184°.
; ■ F Dennett—’DearSir: JpuJCifaaedjashorlumtego,
a l-oitle of your Yellow Dock for my
wife, which she has flsed for herVrimplai.n, Erysipelas
and Weakness, the Wom'.>, etc, tmd it hns al
ready helped her very much, ;Qf the EiyvpeUta Ulna
effected nearly 0 cure. ; 1 have jest purchased; * second
boitie. and judging from theoffect of ihe former, reel con
fident that it will effect a perfect core. - •
Yours, veryrespeciably, . - N.COBUBK.
• ,
The cores performed by Dr. Goysotlls fcJUfoctof i el
low Dock and Sarsaparilla arc Jbe psUems
eeneral heaHVconliuues to improve af.erdise.a»c,t« [*•
moved. Cures are not chronu led until tme bus fully
Ssted thavthere can be uo telapso or return of ihe difl*
-ease.
Nobway, Herkimer co, February, 1650.
ihot I write to yt'U about the very happy effect of 1 our
Yellow back ar.o Sarsaparilla upon ii.y toitl,w.o hue
lot g been BUfTering unJetttatUreadfur, loethtomuOty
ease, Err ripelaa, with which he was attacked m 1313.
and* was for Beveral months atteadcd tty. s_omc of oar heir
nhysicians, who tried,-their sttili perieventtgly for five
. monihs,.wiUioat any beneficial effects whateytr. Ho
became reduced to a perfect skeletote He bad ulcer*
from ais hip down to his knee, which were conUnonJiy
discharfiingoffensivemnUer.; Medtpaland auraicnlakt 1
was baffled. Physicians say.rh.tt bis caso was hope es*-
—there could bo nothing don«;to nrrssl.ihpsE lenib>o\
gangrening ulcers. Myjteighliors and .mysel f thought V.
hi* dissolution near at hand; Cneofmyneißbbors.who ,
hadcured a childofscrofula with your insalaable medi
cine, wished me to mnke a-malof it, apil mote from the
redtleso :deaire to do something .while Bfe lasted, than
from aay.hope of neitihg.rclief, 1 ptocnred three bottle*
of roar Yellow Dock, and Sarsaparilla,band cnmmcnc
■ed rising iv mild .to ray astonishment he commenced to
improve before he had us-il the thii.dbollv, and before
ho had used half adbzen bottles lie,couldwalk.out. Ho
used in nil twelve bottles,during tbe year. ’4B, and by
October last he was perfectly -restored j.-.every vest ce of
the disease exceptthe soars was removed,.and lie re
mains itifferfect health: op to the present unto, Ware
covery T underthe G^uflnt!r.elyl,o'*,|pgto l ,0'* , |pgto
the use ofyourYellosr Dock and SarjapanlWai'Ul as
sure you &ut Heel myself noder great obligations 10
you and Ui* with great jov:itmV I n*fonq,.ypu of what
- Itir.&dceSl per bottle—six bodies'for 55,£,, _
Soldbx J.D. PAKK, Cinciiihot', Ohio,
Northeast corner of Fourth dud Walnut stsA—Ontiai.ee
on VVolnot— to"whom all orders must bo addressed.
J Kidd * C O, Miisburgh it, Wltcnjr, Jr, comer Market
Bireetondthe pinmohif; BA FnbnesiOeb ft..Co,Pit's-.
bUrgh; J'A iMUsburjjh j.kee & Bcckhom, Alie
gheny City* LTRastscll, Washington ; WH Laraber
tnn. Franklin; X- B Jto’ie, UnionlawnjT' lf Welt f %
Greensburgb} $- Kouni*,'So^erscKf
Bcdfflffeed at'Soh,cUununj;do^jMM
borshVHUdebrand&Co» Indjnna; i R Wriglii,Kluan
nini:il2vanS'&'Co*; BfookviUe; A Wihon Son»
Wnynesbargb.; J&'Farlftnd &i Co,N Cailcn<ler,. Hlcad«
ville• Burton J& Co, Bric; Henry Foiker,'iMercer; 1m
Itcßy &-COl Butler;;8 Smiui, Beaver; J B Sumraerttr.,
I -I* Jc. V Choicer.
.Removal.
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©ruga anb 'flltbUitua
PrlvtU!t)ia«lu«u.:
j. s , «eleb»»mi,K;tli«titm «»•
T~tnit churches, Stores. Parlors, SiiiaiTilioats, Cannl
F BoaY mtU.Clrnmbirs, Kitchens, W«h°P*. »;!<».
iSdccd light is tcqnMiLjiie publto'
««„^rtV u Tl?iitfviir?<i :o cell and examine übeuoufttt
” iVrt T-b'il Oil,'Ac,, Chandeliers.Gitttndpics^dVal^
%TantalDeconiiious,'li«cnpfl,Ol«»bcs«OU.Ssce l Wick?,
P ?ncr Tin SlSesVMnis and Cans, andialt: thins, per-:
I tnlStitho tftdo’ Also; a SoperioriSaiety Lantern,
foT-Sieamboals aad Siabie-'. ' • ‘"•'•V'- ' • •
SSKfcUttOr%«3ts
aminaiiori oY out goous and prices; Ccmff prenared,by
the accamulaiion of 12 year*’experience,and wuli fa*
.*iUUeB tp supply both the wliplcsulc and retail trade, on
Somost fayirabJe lerm V*: tixsPiltsbunjh Oil and Lamp
delivered in any part of the cuy, or in AW.
AND CHEMICAL,OR PINEOIL.re.
-ffttlarly eopplied onceorrohce a week*'-. All order*. !m
with thi nfigoh, (Which t« conmntly nnstus rennd lio
cUy,) will be promptly attended to.; ;• 'J. S. TOUOH,
. ; No. 82 Fourth sltedt, Apollh HolU
: ( 'aprl9:d£’H7,betweea.Mnrket and Wood.
■ For Sole,: :•
mHF, UNDEnslGNßUotTci'sioi. sain Ju» property m
J "Allegheny City. Tiie Lot Is aeveaiy-tw« fei a no
Am**!* “-""W
an not pejmi mm wM :.*' u „ ill t,„ , o i<i a bar,
eny.ond &*.’}“!!,' “” d soon .--For price and o:ms
gain, if appUcMion M ™ Foster, ni Urn Ware-
Allegheny city : ' ww. B J s*
jygfelm
Diamond Spark*.'■*. t !
tVECEIVED ToOAY.jM) Jjtfuuuad :?park», aticQW
pKN BID Summer, aud FttiKOnivrii-' Stearfs, ACci
AUM OIU-4 casks foim Oil tu alvio-inj -iin;.
j 7lil MILLEit fc HICKI.T>O.V
JUbT KBOEIVEI> -• *
*'"lSObiTgiprlßWJßia Coffee;
: 25 do liagoyra. do}.; i ..-
10 da Ola Government Jftvoj -,{
'SOdoPepperandAtlspice}....-
' 2 ceroons S. B. Indigo}
«tlObbl*. No. 3 Maclcetel—laTge |
SO do -
5 do No.tSalmon}
45 do No. VMaekereh ~ -
* .Sobalfbbls.<isBoricd Ft*. (or fatpt T EXoittK
; ' 25 bx?. old sloclc Kußsell & Bobitaa & 0 . -
’ 40‘ - do : do Grants-- ■ do?
. 50brs.prime Baltimore brands--
,r •dcases jLovering’s D.R. Lodf Sus\ ;
• -lObbls.'' do Crushed * i
; 2 casks Cuba Honey . ... ..C.lKRLti''?,
FoTBaloby_'' ■ street.
attgld,. - .. .;
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PRINTS,—A; A.M*/ W M jio Prinu, which
ceived‘Js caßea Also,6 case*
will be. sold goods
ef those very desirable S. J :J _ ‘
"eV e ro Sfered hr this aadCiMatVetattceu
and for talo
-pINE APPLE x. M’CLTJRG & CO,
i-A' bY • • . /•> ~ - Grocers aridTraDealer*.
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